Well, today, I did it inadvertently, absolutely not on purpose.
I finished the final hymn, (well, what we call "finished," two verses,) and was playing a brisk, short postlude, hadn't piled on anymore ranks than for the hymn which was a loud, moderately well sung, (for one verse, anyway,) one and stopped in mid, dissonant phrase and swung around on the bench, alarmed.
In all honesty, the noise was such that I actually thought something disastrous had occurred, that someone had fallen or had a seizure -- it was that deafening.

People wereliterally shouting greetings and farewells to each other across the nave, jokes were being told.... I just don't understand it, nor why it is allowed.
I have to find a way out of the funk I am falling in to.
2 comments:
Wow, Geri, how do you get your congregations to do the "Bruegel" bit?
Not this week, but once, literally, there was a kid skating on his "wheelies" around the pews while his parents chatted after Mass.
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